View Poll Results: hotchkis vs. trd
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hmm, trd springs or hotchkis?? lol, just a thought :)
#21
I prefer coilovers if you have the buget for them, if not good springs are great as well and there are a few choices availble in either one.
Personally I have had very good results with Hotchkis and B&G products. I have Tein SSP coilovers now but will be switching to B&G when available.
The main thing I look for in springs besides rates and drop it if linear or if they have a vairable rate(which is fine for most people but not if you are serious about hard core cornering)
Rick
Personally I have had very good results with Hotchkis and B&G products. I have Tein SSP coilovers now but will be switching to B&G when available.
The main thing I look for in springs besides rates and drop it if linear or if they have a vairable rate(which is fine for most people but not if you are serious about hard core cornering)
Rick
#22
Originally Posted by jay_jay_n
Originally Posted by josh_trdsparks
Originally Posted by Mista3
You know if you check out Mcgeorgeparts.com, you can find either sets of springs cheaper.
Mcgeorgeparts.com does redem the Scion giftcertificate
Hotchks springs @ Mcgeorgeparts = 145 shipped
TRD springs @ Mcgeorgeparts = 144 + shipping
TRDSparks.com, I'm not sure if they are participating in this program or not. They do have a larger selection of aftermarket parts for the tC.
Hotchks springs @TRDSparks = 149.95 shipped
TRD springs @TRDSparks = 154 + shipping
I hope this answers your question. I also hope there are no hard feelings Josh. Also, Josh, would you or the company you work for, like to sponsor me?
#26
Originally Posted by nyomouth
I'm all for Eibach And They will be releasing thier Sportline Springs for the TC soon They used my car for the test fit and I have them on right now. You can't beat the quality of Eibach
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